1. Create your powerpoint around your research, not the other way around
Write your “script” or outline and create the images to support your points
Use one of the following methods for addressing detail in the powerpoint
Carefully ordered images that take us from one detail to the next. Make sure your come back to the complete image when you want to show the detail in context
Use hyperlinks with hidden slides—I will demonstrate
Use photoshop or some other graphics program to isolate elements

2. Create your powerpoint around your research, not the other way around
Write your “script” or outline and create the images to support your points
Carefull y order your slides to fit the points you make (you don’t want to get lost)

4. The Eyes have it
Now let’s talk about the rest of his face

5. FACE IT—Durer appears to
have had a Christ complex.

7. Use hyperlinks with hidden slides—I will demonstrate

8. Format shape
Hyperlink
Hide linked slide so it only appears when the link is clicked.
Include “go back” navigation or link to move to the next slide you choose.
Rehearse and correct links before presentation

9. Now let’s talk about the rest of his face
The Eyes have it
Now let’s talk about the rest of his face
Next slide

10. FACE IT—Durer appears to
have had a Christ complex.

12. Use photoshop or some other graphics program to isolate elements
See the Bottecelli presentation on the FAME web